Spontaneous Order, Autocatakinetic Closure, and the Development of Space-Time.
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Closure, Open Systems, and the Modeling Imperative.
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Regenerative Process in Life and Mind.
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Code-Duality and the Epistemic Cut.
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Closure, Identity, and the Emergence of Formal Causation.
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The Scientific Origin of Life: Considerations on the Evolution of Information, Leading to an Alternative Proposal for Explaining the Origin of the Cell, a Semantically Closed System.
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Autonomy and Process Closure as the Basis for Functionality.
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The Organism and the Open System: Ervin Bauer and Ludwig von Bertalanffy.
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Importance of Diversity: Reconciling Natural Selection and Noncompetitive Processes.
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Closure and Anticlosure in the Realm of Quantum Gravity: Why Evolution Needs No Origin.
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The Internalist Stance: A Linguistic Practice Enclosing Dynamics.
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Ontic Closure and the Hierarchy of Scale.
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Fundamental and Modal Processes in the Evolution of Natural Systems.
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Complexity IX. Closure over the Organization of a Scientific Truth.
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The Formal Nature of Emergent Biological Organization and Its Implications for Understandings of Closure.
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Opening Up Closure: Semiotics Across Scales.
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Conceptual Closure: How Memories are Woven into an Interconnected Worldview.
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Identification and Psychic Closure: A Dynamic Structuralist Approach of the Psyche.
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Remarks on Autocatalysis and Autopoiesis.
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Active Motion, Communicative Aggregations, and the Spatial Closure of Umwelt.
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A Classification of Closure Concepts.
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Doing Time: The Emergence of Irreversibility.
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Varieties of Chemical Closure: Three Kinds of Coherence Observed in Chemical Systems, and Their Relation to Societal Integration.
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Syntactic Autonomy: Why There is No Autonomy Without Symbols and How Self-Organizing Systems Might Evolve Them.
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From Autopoiesis to Semantic Closure.
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The Rosetta Stone of Stability.
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Genomes and Form: The Case for Teleomorphic Recursivity.
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Organizational Closure and Conceptual Coherence.
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Levels of Control and Closure in Complex Semiotic Systems.
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Closure in the Emergence and Evolution of Life: Multiple Discourses or One?
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Preface.
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The Nature of the Organism: Life Has a Life of Its Own.
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Closure, Function, Emergence, Semiosis, and Life: The Same Idea? Reflections on the Concrete and the Abstract in Theoretical Biology.
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Complementarity and Closure.
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